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“I use people that are close to me, like a studio assistant or a friend, someone I know who's going to really enjoy it. It's important to me to have men inside there, too, because so many dollers are men. It's putting me into a pretty odd headspace, the shooting, because I understand the motivation of these dollers to dress up. There's a way that you start to prefer the reality of that world to your own world. It's so much more beautiful.”

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Laurie Simmons

Laurie Simmons is an American visual artist known for her unique photography and installation art. Her work often explores themes such as gender, consumerism, and popular culture, frequently using讽刺 and humor. Simmons' works have been exhibited in numerous international art exhibitions and have received widespread recognition. more

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